Planned giving
CREATE A LEGACY THAT LIVES ON

A planned gift is a meaningful way to support the future of health care while creating a lasting legacy for patients and families across Newfoundland and Labrador.

A GIFT FOR THE FUTURE.

You don’t have to be wealthy to leave a meaningful legacy. Planned giving can be an option for people at many stages of life and in many financial situations.

  • Take care of the people you love first. You can provide for your loved ones while also leaving a gift to support the future of health care.
  • Stay in control. A gift in your Will can be changed or cancelled at any time.
  • Make your generosity go further. Certain planned gifts may offer valuable tax benefits for you or your estate.
  • Support what matters to you. Your gift can help fund high-priority medical equipment, technology, programs, or an area of health care that is meaningful to you.
  • Create an impact that lasts. Your generosity can help strengthen patient care in Newfoundland and Labrador for generations to come.

A planned gift is more than a future donation. It’s a reflection of what matters to you today and the difference you want to make tomorrow.

Your gift gives for generations.
  • A gift in your will
    Include the Health Care Foundation as part of your estate plans.
  • Life Insurance
    This can be an effective way to make a significant gift while efficiently managing tax implications.
  • Stocks, Bonds & Securities
    By donating appreciated securities directly to the Health Care Foundation, you may reduce taxes while making a significant charitable impact.
  • Endowment Funds
    In simple terms, an amount of money is donated and invested to support a charity. Donations to endowment funds are tax deductible.
  • Donor Advised Funds
    Think of this as a personal charitable savings account which invests the funds for potential tax-free.
  • Capital Property
    You can donate capital property to a registered charity in Canada and receive a tax receipt for its fair market value.
  • RRSPs, RRIFs, and TFSAs
    Name the Foundation as the beneficiary of the account by completing a Change of Beneficiary form provided by your plan administrator.
  • Canada Pension Plan
    This can be a meaningful way to make a sizeable gift while receiving significant tax benefits.
  • Other Planned Gifts
    Explore other giving options that may suit your personal and financial goals.
SAMPLE BEQUEST LANGUAGE

1. Bequest of Cash“I bequeath the sum of $______________ to the Health Care Foundation of St. John’s Inc. (Charitable Registration No. 85699 2334 RR0001).”OR“I bequeath the sum of $______________ to the Health Care Foundation of St. John’s Inc. to support _________________________________ (name of hospital or program).”2. Bequest of a Percentage of the Estate“I devise and bequeath _____% of the remainder and residue of property owned at my death, whether real or personal, and wherever located, to the Health Care Foundation of St. John’s Inc. (Charitable Registration No. 85699 2334 RR0001).”OR“I devise and bequeath _____% of the remainder and residue of property owned at my death, whether real or personal, and wherever located, to the Health Care Foundation of St. John’s Inc. (Charitable Registration No. 85699 2334 RR0001) to support __________________ (name of hospital or program).”

Give today.
Change Tomorrow.

Every gift helps strengthen health care for the people of Newfoundland and Labrador